well, I have 14 corrects out of 20 and you said that If I would guess then our English is ok but I got 14 as an advanced learner so what does make me? :D

16 out of 20... not amazing, but still a pass

and here is me watching this at 2x

That was great. Although I have been learning English for years, I still learnt something new in a quick way.

4:06 lol

Im only learning the british accent so that it match the british empire im restarting

Got 15/20..

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11/20. Good test, kind of advanced level questions, I think. Thank you.

I feel like “5 years ago” is a point. So I thought “I have been living here since 5 years ago” was also correct.

Pulling my legs. Lend me your ears. Dont bad mouth me. Break the neck. I can/ can't stomach this, on your toes, at your finger tips 😂😂😂

12

Question 12 if he wouldn’t have made that sign with his hand it had been answered C in my opinion. We always talk about secrets and for some unknown reason we either whisper or to symbolise that.

I can understand you easily ❤

Being born into an English speaking family and country, I love all the different accents applied to the English language around the world. I think they should all be celebrated! Thanks for the great video!!!

I love her teaching

20/20 😊

18/20. Didn't know the meaning of 'wing it'. And I had no idea you could use "play it by ear" outside of its musical context.

-Liverpool . O that is my neck of the woods we should meet up some days

Thanks

Passed 😊

14/20 a clear failure, I'm so sorry Laura

Bro I just realized how dumb am I in English. I have to take lessons

Amazing video. I realized the importance of enjoying the process Over time, the grammar improves tremendously . Greetings❤

4/20😭

Many thanks

Kkk

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got them all! 🙂

Helpful

Glad

Thank you 😊

You're totally right that 'shepherd's pie' uses lamb (the clue's in the name) and that 'cottage pie' uses beef (where the clue isn't in the name). That said, many people incorrectly use the term 'shepherd's pie' when they should say 'cottage pie'.

Years back a family friend (who's dead now) was a farmer and he said he ate a full English breakfast every day (for breakfast, not brunch). And that makes perfect sense for someone doing such a physically demanding job. He was a sturdy muscular man and not fat at all since he burnt off all the calories working on the farm.

You can sing too!

How a lovely and mesmerizing, you should make more like this one ❤😊😊 I loved it so much❤❤❤

Hellow, your are really good teacher.

Thank you!

🎉 ‏‪3:09‬‏ it's pretty cat isn't 😅

i like your video cos I can learning English you speak English clearly

Thanks. Good one.

Thank you

Good lesson

I didn't know this idiom. Thank you @smashingenglish❤

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hey! j'espere que tu va bien. Juste te remercier pour tes videos qui m'ont beaucoup aider, je crois qu'un de ces quatre je serais sur italki, avec toi comme prof. Et en passant,,, tu parle un très bon français😊

I love Britishes dishes but if there is one I could live without for the rest of my life then it is black pudding. 100% Never getting used to it. 😂😂😂😂

@smashingenglish I knew this idiom

That short lesson has shown me how pathetic my level of English is...